Pictures: 5 times Moonchild Sanelly proved to Mzansi that she hates wearing clothes
Of late seasoned celebrities have set social media ablaze with their steamy looks. No doubt many have become more of Zodwa Wabantu when it comes to dressing and we can all agree to that.
We can all relate with Mzansi finest teacher Lulu to Tebogo Thobejane. Well in the mix of things it seems as if Moonchild Sanelly has made a trademark for herself.
Yes she is not a fav fun of clothes and she’s not shy about that and she has wowed Mznasi more than often in her birthday suit.
It is fairly safe to conclude that South African Musician, Moonchild Sanelly has a love-hate relationship with clothes. Sanelisiwe Twisha, known professionally as Moonchild Sanelly is a South African musician and dancer. She is known for her signature blue-coloured hair and her self-created music genre called “Future ghetto punk”
Despite her signature hairdo, Moonchild also has a penchant for posing in her birthday suit. Here timeline has a couple of images that make the blood hot. Even in this cold weather, the outspoken musician never misses a chance to give our eyeballs some good googling. I mean, she even has an album titled Nudes.
Pictures: 5 times Moonchild Sanelly proved to Mzansi that she hates wearing clothes
Here are five pictures that prove Moonchild does not like clothes.
Speaking to the media on how she bagged her own reality show, Moonchild said: “The channel approached me a while back to have this conversation about a reality show. Initially, I was not keen on doing it but I did entertain the idea.
She won’t hold back on the reality show as viewers see her explore her sexuality and romantic life. As a single mother, Moonchild will share how she navigates motherhood as her child’s sole provider.
“I love being on stage and performing, and viewers will get to see my work ethic and what it takes to be a performer.
“My beloved boo beams will also get to see intimate parts of my life including my relationships which I love. It is going to be a twerk fest”, she said.
In 2006, Sanelly started performing in shows at Durban University of Technology with a key focus in poetry and hip hop, although she didn’t actually call herself a poet for a long time until seeing people react.
She featured regularly on a weekend show on Gagasi FM, called Poetry with King Siso. Red Bull discovered her music through an EP she was featured on with DJ Shimza, which was eventually a part of the Soul Candi album.